CJ Cansino Clarifies in the Midst of Poaching Rumors
CJ Cansino Hits Back on Poaching Issues
CJ Cansino controversy has been toppling the news lately after his exit from the University of Santo Tomas (UST Growling Tigers) and his immediate transfer to play for the UP Fighting Maroons. His sudden exit also elicited investigation due to possible quarantine violations from the IATF guidelines.
CJ Cansino has been keeping his school, only saying he was kicked out of the team but in the middle of all these, poaching issues have hounded the UP Fighting Maroons camp, accusing CJ Cansino and his management to have set up the entire Sorsogon bubble as opportunity for the 20-year-old to sabotage his way out of the Tiger’s lay.
The 20-year old has largely kept his cool while in the middle of a simmering controversy, but couldn’t resist clapping back at one critic on Twitter who called his transfer saga a ‘sham’ and accused UP of using the ‘bubble’ as an excuse for his departure from UST.
Cansino tweeted:
Retweet ko lang po baka madelete hehe https://t.co/7ESoJ5NyFX
— Cj Cansino (@cjcansino) August 23, 2020
The former UST team captain later added a meme to highlight what his thoughts:
“Bakit parang kasalanan ko pa?’
— Cj Cansino (@cjcansino) August 23, 2020
He then hits back saying, “New story. I love it.”
Now the story’s out in the open, the Philippine Sports Commission, IATF, UAAP and UST has set their investigations regarding the matter.
End of the day, CJ Cansino has already processed his varsity application and is pending approval. As per Naveen Ganglani on Twitter, he clarified that Cansino isn’t enrolled yet.
More on the transfer of CJ Cansino to UP: he is not yet enrolled, but he has submitted his UP varsity application, the VAAS committee will now review his application before submitting a recommendation for approval of the UP Diliman chancellor. Once it’s approved, he can enrol.
— Naveen Ganglani (@naveenganglani) August 23, 2020
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